Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1   |    than for the prophet in his time. For although I am not about
 2  I, 1(2)|      was probably given at the time of his conversion, or of
 3  I, 5   |     what He manifested at that time; for the flame having received
 4  I, 5   |        were speaking the whole time. Now all who have witnessed
 5  I, 5   |       can hold out for a short time at least against the conflagration;
 6  I, 6   |        may be uttered at every time of life, even on the verge
 7  I, 6   |      judged not by quantity of time, but by disposition of the
 8  I, 6   |       also did not take a long time to effect his entrance into
 9  I, 7   |  account of the short space of time: many at least who were
10  I, 7   |       I thy commandment at any time, and yet thou never gavest
11  I, 9   | destined and made ready of old time. And by way of indicating
12  I, 9   |     departed hence. How long a time dost thou wish the enjoyment
13  I, 9   |     have come, and at the same time hastily departed. However,
14  I, 10  |      hold upon us for infinite time with much force. Let us
15  I, 10  |      to experence this at thet time, but will abide together
16  I, 10  |      luxury then, and how much time will you weigh in the balance
17  I, 10  |      present is not the proper time for these remarks, but when
18  I, 10  |      might in a short space of time escape these tortures already
19  I, 10  |     are being punished at that time, to reflect, that when they
20  I, 10  |        while it is the acepted time, while it is the day of
21  I, 11  |    contemplate it. But at that time on the mountain He disclosed
22  I, 12  |       these things just at the time when all they who have practised
23  I, 13  |  should even last for a little time, their favour is displayed
24  I, 13  |      man.49 For at the present time like an infant in the womb,
25  I, 13  |    world to come: but when the time of travail arrives and the
26  I, 13  |     should have wasted all our time upon things which are of
27  I, 13  |       but should spend all our time upon it: decking the bondmaid
28  I, 13  |       now fallen for the first time. For certainly there is
29  I, 15  |    first day until the present time, what is there which can
30  I, 15  |      desirable thing if at any time we become reconciled to
31  I, 15  |        kiss, but she since the time I came in hath not ceased
32  I, 17  |       have happened in our own time, and of which thou mayest
33  I, 17  |        from their lips, and in time he displayed even greater
34  I, 17  |      but afterwards for a long time became a robber chief, and
35  I, 18  |        were present the second time, and being absent I write,"
36  I, 19  |        do not store up in good time a measure of good deeds
37 II, 1   |        and retreat for a short time, no one is so unfeeling
38 II, 2   |       then, let me ask at that time? or what defence shall we
39 II, 4   |      do not say at the present time, when thou hast not yet
40 II, 4   |        have worked for a short time, I shall receive the wages
41 II, 4   |     wages of the whole working time. For I recollect hearing
42 II, 4   |        end in a short space of time, how shall I depart to Him
43 II, 4   |     fought for another all his time.~
44 II, 5   | witness. For during that short time when you were willing to